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At the Caribbean School of Data, our mission is to develop a comprehensive and sustainable "data literacy" program that will facilitate greater awareness, attitudes, competencies and capacity to build a stronger data culture across the Caribbean.

The Caribbean School of data has become the 14th member of School of Data, a vibrant network of data literacy practitioners, both organizations and individuals, across Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa.

The Caribbean School of data is an integral partner in "AYITIC Goes Global" an initiative that seeks to increase women's access to employment in Haiti by building digital capacities in the field of Information Technology.

As I sit here looking out of the coffee shop window, not admiring the mounts of snow in Toronto, Canada, and contemplating the direction of my blog, I certainly appreciate the gifts that Haiti has received: Sunshine 365 days! But enough about me, some of you have inquired about the update on the...

I am a student in Computer Sciences and Technology at Ecole Supérieure d’Infotronique d'Haïti (ESIH). I have learned about School of Data through my school via an email. I asked myself a little about the name. It seemed weird to me to be capabable of educating data. So my curiosity was...

I remember receiving an email from the Haitian ICT Professionals Association (AHTIC)1 with the title “School of Data is recruiting new Fellows in Haiti”. I had never heard of School of Data before, and by scrolling down the email I noticed “Going Global: Digital Jobs and Gender in...

The Caribbean School of Data is a principal partner in "AYITIC Goes Global" an initiative of LACNIC and IDRC that seeks to increase women's access to employment in Haiti by building digital capacities in the field of Information Technology. The project is being implemented with the...

The Caribbean School of Data has become the 14th member of School of Data , a vibrant network of data literacy practitioners, both organizations and individuals, across Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa. implementing training and other data literacy activities to empower civil...

The Caribbean region is generally regarded as “data poor,” not just because of limited access to high quality, locally relevant data, but also cultural and institutional habits and capacity limitations (both in the public and private sectors) often forego the use of data, and other...

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